Patient Comfort

PATIENT COMFORT AT THE CORE OF OUR ETHOS Dental fear, also known as dental anxiety or odontophobia, refers to a feeling of intense fear or anxiety about visiting the dentist or undergoing dental procedures. This fear is quite common and can range from mild unease to full-blown panic. Here’s a breakdown of the different types,…

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Laser Therapy

A dental laser functions by generating heat energy in the form of light, and then variable wavelengths are used to establish different outcomes. By using focused light beams, this modality allows for precision and reduced invasiveness compared to traditional methods. Typically, when compared to a surgical scissors or scalpel, incisions performed with laser are fast,…

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3D CBCT Scanning

3D Dental Scan Conebeam CBCT to Diagnose Root Canals, Infections, Dental Cavitations Is there a concern around radiation with the 3D cbct scan? Is the Dental CT scan like a hospital CT Scan? No, you should NOT be worried. The amount of exposure a Dental CBCT scan exposes a patient to is less than 90% of…

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Intracellular Heavy Metal Oligoscan

The OligoScan is a cutting-edge diagnostic tool that uses spectrometry to measure the levels of heavy metals and minerals in the body, specifically in tissues like the skin. It provides a non-invasive method to assess the mineral and heavy metal status of a person, giving valuable insights into their overall health. This technology is commonly…

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Biological Tooth Removal

Grafting & Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) Treating Cavitation areas (similar protocol followed for removal of infected or root canal treated teeth that require biological removal)   Once properly diagnosed, treatment for a cavitation commonly involves the surgical clearance of the osteonecrotic area where the dead bone is removed thoroughly.  Laser and ozone treatments can be…

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Biological Restorations

Metal-Free, Safe and Non-Toxic, Biocompatible Dental Fillings Galvanism – What is it and does it happen in our mouths? In dentistry is the creation of an electric current in the mouth due to different metals in dental materials. It’s also known as “battery mouth”.  How it happens  Potential consequences How to prevent So its just not mercury…

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Zirconium Implants

Contrary to word on the street,  Titanium is Not Bio-Inert A staple material of dental implants, it has only recently been shown that Titanium is not bioinert, in fact, laboratories using the MELISA test have found approximately 1%-3% of patients being tested with titanium implants prove to have an allergy or more commonly a sensitivity. Titanium implants are…

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Clear Ortho Aligners

Invisible clear aligners are orthodontic devices used to straighten teeth, mainly used in adults with premolar to premolar crowding as opposed to jaw discrepancies or more complicated malocclusions. These aligners are made of a transparent, flexible medical-grade plastic material that is both durable and flexible. and that fits over your teeth, gradually shifting them into…

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Damon Orthodontics

Damon Orthodontics is a specific type of orthodontic treatment that uses self-ligating braces, often referred to as Damon braces. These braces are designed to straighten teeth and align the bite more efficiently compared to traditional braces. The Damon System is known for its advanced technology and features that aim to provide a more comfortable, effective,…

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Functional Appliances & MyoBrace

A “functional appliance” is a dental device used to correct jaw alignment and bite issues, by: In other words, it does not just expand the jaw or realign the teeth, it actually addresses the functionality of the entire system of jaws, teeth, tongue, lips and cheeks, so allowing for new habits to be created and lasting…

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